Overview:
If you are planning to travel from Mumbai to Bhutan then you are at the right place. Bhutan, known for its stunning landscapes, rich culture and commitment to preserving its environment and traditions, offers a unique travel experience. Our company offers expert-guided group tour packages from Mumbai to Bhutan. Their packages include the best accommodation, facilities and delicious food during the trip. Our group, with an excellent reputation for tourism, serves the discerning tourist across India, ensuring a memorable journey through the fascinating Kingdom of Bhutan.
Package Overview
– Pickup & Drop: Paro
Travel Options from Mumbai to Bhutan
1. By Flight:
– Direct flights are available from Delhi, Kolkata, and Guwahati to Paro, Bhutan’s only international airport.
– Chartered flights operate from Mumbai to Paro during the summer season.
– The flight duration is approximately 3 hours, operated by Druk Air and Bhutan Airlines.
– Flights can be booked online or through .
2. By Train and Road:
– Take a train from Mumbai to New Jalpaiguri in West Bengal.
– Travel by road from New Jalpaiguri to Bhutan, with a 4-5 hour journey from Phuentsholing to Thimphu.
– This option requires careful planning and is more time-consuming.
Factors Influencing the Cost
– Itinerary: Customized based on travelers’ preferences.
– Accommodation: Range from budget to luxury.
– Transportation: Choice of vehicles.
– Activities: Optional excursions and experiences.
– Tour Duration: Length of stay.
– Group Size: Number of travelers.
Visa and Fees
– Visa Requirement: All tourists must obtain a visa before entering Bhutan.
– Minimum Daily Tariff: Covers accommodation, meals, transport, and a licensed guide.
Travel Experience
ensures an enriching experience with well-planned itineraries that cover Bhutan’s major attractions. Their packages include flights (variable costs), visa fees, travel insurance, and personal expenses. Bhutan’s “high value, low impact” tourism policy promotes sustainable tourism, benefiting local communities and preserving the country’s culture and environment.
Itinerary Highlights
Day 1: Arrival in Paro and Transfer to Thimphu
– Scenic Flight to Paro: View of Paro Valley and Paro Dzong.
– Traditional Welcome: Greeting with Tashi Khada (white scarf).
– Transfer to Thimphu: The capital city at an elevation of 2,334 meters.
Day 2: Thimphu Sightseeing
– National Memorial Chorten: Tribute to Bhutan’s third king.
– Kuensel Phodrang: Sakyamuni Buddha statue overlooking Thimphu Valley.
– Changangkha Lhakhang: 15th-century temple dedicated to Avalokiteshvara.
– Takin Preservation Centre: Home to Bhutan’s national animal.
– National Library: Buddhist manuscripts and world’s largest book.
– Zorig Chusum: Traditional arts and crafts school.
– Royal Textile Museum: Bhutanese textiles and weaving heritage.
– Simply Bhutan: Interactive cultural experience.
Day 3: Thimphu to Punakha via Dochula Pass
– Dochula Pass: 108 chortens and panoramic Himalayan views.
– Punakha Dzong: “Palace of Great Happiness” at river confluence.
– Chimi Lhakhang: Temple of the “Divine Madman.”
– Suspension Bridge: Birdwatching and photography spot.
– Kaja Throm Market: Local crafts, textiles, and food.
Day 4: Phobjikha Valley Excursion
– Phobjikha Valley: Wildlife preserve, Black-necked Cranes habitat.
– Trekking and Hiking: Explore nature trails and serene landscapes.
– River Rafting: Adventure on Po Chu (Male River).
– Khamsum Yuelly Namgyal Chorten: Stupa promoting peace.
Day 5: Punakha to Paro
– National Museum of Bhutan: Artifacts, paintings, bronze statues.
– Rinpung Dzong: Architectural marvel and administrative center.
– Traditional Bridge Crossing: Nemi Zambridge to the dzong.
Day 6: Chele La Pass and Haa Valley Excursion
– Chele La Pass: Highest motorable pass in Bhutan, scenic vistas.
– Haa Valley: Serene beauty, traditional wooden houses, Haa Dzong.
– Nature Trails: Hiking, birdwatching, and floral diversity.
Day 7: Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest)
– Taktsang Monastery Trek: Sacred site on a cliff face, founded by Guru Rinpoche.
– Horse Ride Option: Alternative to trekking.
Day 8: Departure
– Paro Airport Transfer: Reflect on the journey and cherish memories.
Inclusions :
– Accommodation: Double/twin sharing rooms.
– Transfers: Non-AC transport (Paro-Paro).
– Meals: Breakfast and dinner (MAP plan).
– SDF Charges: Sustainable Development Fees.
– Permits/E-Visa: All required permits.
– Travel Insurance: Coverage for up to 60 years of age.
– Tour Guide: Professional guide (Phuentsholing – Phuentsholing).
– Local Support: 24/7 coordinator assistance.
Exclusions
– Air Fare, Train Fare
– Monument Entrance Fees
– Personal Expenses: Laundry, tips, phone calls.
– Meals: Snacks and lunch.
Bhutan Travel Tips
– Plan in Advance: Book flights and permits early.
– Pack Accordingly: Weather-appropriate clothing and gear.
– Stay Hydrated: Altitude can affect hydration levels.
– Respect Local Customs: Follow Bhutanese traditions and guidelines.
– Travel Insurance: Ensure coverage for the entire trip.
Conclusion
Joining us on your journey offers an exciting experience that showcases the country’s rich culture, stunning landscapes and commitment to sustainability. With well-organized itineraries, comfortable accommodations and professional guidance, Thunder Dragon ensures a memorable and enriching journey through the land.Whether you’re exploring ancient monasteries, hiking through pristine valleys, or immersing yourself in local traditions, Bhutan offers a unique and rewarding adventure for every traveler.